Spartan Infantry Officer's Sword (Xiphos)

The sword which was used by the officers (lochagoi) of the famous Spartan infantry for close combat at battles like Thermopylae and Plataies. Its sharp blade is made of stainless steel.
Excellent realistic feeling. Fully functional, specially designed for reenactments.

Spartan Infantry Hoplite Sword (Spatha)

The short sword which was used by the hoplites of the famous Spartan infantry as a last resort at close combat at battles like Thermopylae and Plataies. Its sharp blade is made of stainless steel.
Excellent realistic feeling. Fully functional, specially designed for reenactments.

Laconic Short Sword (Machaira)

There isn't any doubt that the Spartan Army was one of the toughest on record. Although all of the city states of Greece valued honor, toughness, loyalty and fighting ability, the Spartans made it almost a religion and devoted themselves to being the best of the best.
This is a beautiful Spartan short sword, a potent weapon that would be superb in the brutality of ancient hand-to-hand combat.
The leaf shaped blade is high carbon steel. Grip is bronze, with a wooden scabbard covered in leather.
A very effective close combat short sword.
Excellent realistic feeling. Fully functional, specially designed for reenactments.

Spartan Phalanx Sword (Spatha)

The sword used by the hoplites (=soldiers), who formed the undefeated main phalanx of the Spartan army. The short sword was ideal for close combat and extemely lethal in the hands of the trained Spartans. Blade made of high carbon steel.
Excellent realistic feeling. Fully functional, specially designed for reenactments.

Spartan Infantry Hoplite Sword (Xiphos)

The sword used by the hoplites (=soldiers), who formed the undefeated main phalanx of the Spartan army. The short sword was ideal for close combat and extemely lethal in the hands of the trained Spartans. Blade made of high carbon steel.
Excellent realistic feeling. Fully functional, specially designed for reenactments.

Spartan Officer's Infantry Slashing Sword (Kopis)

A slashing sword, very effective at close combat, perhaps the most lethal of all Spartan swords.
Excellent realistic feeling. Fully functional, specially designed for reenactments.

Spartan Hoplite Infantry Slashing Sword (Kopis)

A slashing sword, very effective at close combat, perhaps the most lethal of all Spartan swords.
Excellent realistic feeling. Fully functional, specially designed for reenactments.

The "Alfedena" Sword

Greek hoplite sword probably adopted from the Etruscans. The handles and the top and bottom of the scabbard are made of bone covered with iron. This iron facing has pierced decoration so that the bone shows through. Found in the necropolis of Alfedena, Italy, 6th century BC.
Excellent realistic feeling. Fully functional, specially designed for reenactments.

The "Campovalano" Sword

Greek Hoplite sword from Campovalano, Italy, 6th-5th century BC. The handle is of grip-tongue type sandwiched between two pieces of bone and covered with a thin sheet or iron. The scabbard is of iron, decorated with bone inlay at the mouth and chape.
Excellent realistic feeling. Fully functional, specially designed for reenactments.

Alexander the Great Slashing Sword
as seen in the movie "Alexander"

Blade made of high carbon steel. Includes scabbard and small knife.
Excellent realistic feeling. Fully functional, specially designed for reenactments.

Jason of the Argonauts Sword

Jason, the son of Aeson, was the leader of the Argonauts and the husband of Medea. Because of a prophecy that Jason would someday do him harm, King Pelias of Iolcos sent Jason on a seemingly impossible quest to bring the Golden Fleece back from distant Colchis. For the quest, Jason assembled a crew of heroes from all over Greece; Argos built for the heroes the largest ship ever constructed, the Argo.
Excellent realistic feeling. Fully functional, specially designed for reenactments.

Spartacus short Sword

Spartacus (c. 109-71 BC) was a Thracian gladiator, one of the slave leaders in the Third Servile War, a major slave uprising against the Roman Republic. Spartacus proved to be an excellent tactician, suggesting that he may have had previous military experience. Though the slaves lacked military training, they displayed a skillful use of available local materials and unusual tactics when facing the disciplined Roman armies. Although successful at first against the Roman legions, the slaves under Spartacus were ultimately defeated in 71 BC. Spartacus was killed during the battle.
Excellent realistic feeling. Fully functional, specially designed for reenactments.

Spartan Parazonium Dagger

The Parazonium (= by the belt) was a dagger carried by Spartans at their belts. It has the characteristic triangular shape of the Laconian swords. This was a vital accessory, as it served both as a last ditch defense weapon as well as a utility knife.
Excellent realistic feeling. Fully functional, specially designed for reenactments.

Greek Parazonium short Sword

The Parazonium (= by the belt) was a short sword carried by the Greek soldiers at their belts.
This was a vital accessory, as it served both as a last ditch defense weapon as well as a utility knife.
Excellent realistic feeling. Fully functional, specially designed for reenactments.

Spartan Dagger

A Spartan Officer's Dagger
Excellent realistic feeling. Fully functional, specially designed for reenactments.

Leonidas' Dagger (exact museum replica)

Bronze dagger found at excavations near the ground of the Battle of Thermopylae in the late '50s. Due to the ornament design on the blade, it is believed to have belonged to a high ranked officer of the Spartan Army. Dated 480 BC, National Archaeological Museum, Athens.

Spartan Infantry Hoplite Spear

The spear which was used by the hoplites of the Spartan infantry. The Spartan soldiers relied heavily on their long spears .The spear could either be thrown, or used in hand combat. It was usually thrown before engaging the enemy with swords.
Excellent realistic feeling. Fully functional, specially designed for reenactments.

Greek Double Headed Axe

The Double Headed Axe was a lethally brutal instrument of destruction and battle. The warriors could continuously swing their double headed axe side to side in battle without having to re-grip the axe and turn it around to swing the other way.
Excellent realistic feeling. Fully functional, specially designed for reenactments.

Spartan Bronze Spearhead & Butt-cap

It takes just a long and smooth piece of solid wood to create the perfect Spartan spear
Excellent realistic feeling. Fully functional, specially designed for reenactments.